Mapping over site

This model was a further investigation into the digital production techniques I identified. Conceived as an experiment with tessalation, this evolved into a folding excercise. The model is a combination of the sites of underground historic interest in bristol and that of present day point of interest.

2010
02/28
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Chris Mugeli
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    • Andrew Carr
    • March 2nd, 2010

    an elegant object (good photos of it too)

    Will this object, and its making, be related to the various organisational diagrams you are developing? (swapping geographical distribution for activities, spaces and linkages)

    Assuming it is how do you make decisions about where different planes, nodes and edges occur. How will these relate to the activities they will frame? Part of the elegance of the object comes from having a relatively low number of planes that create fairly flat spaces and volumes. I suspect the activities of your proposals will need a bit more fat in them somewhere.

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